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CBS Evening News with Katie Couric
Thursday: Big banks and government officials strike a $25 billion deal to provide relief for some Americans who are dealing with foreclosure; Also, Clarissa Ward reports from inside Syria where life has become a cycle of funerals and gun battles; And, the "Voices from the Grave" documentary recorded as part of an oral history project for Boston College may hold secret confessions of murder in the vicious war between Irish Protestants and Catholics. 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP4 file Recent reports iTunes
Eye To Eye With Katie Couric
"CBS News Exclusive:" As he prepares to take office, Katie Couric speaks with President-elect Barack Obama about his stances on several key issues, including the Gaza crisis and the U.S. economy.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP4 file Recent reports iTunes
Katie Couric's Notebook
One in 20 children under the age of 15 will experience the death of a parent. Katie Couric comments on a special resource for families in their time of need. 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP4 file Recent reports iTunes
Face The Nation
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich talks about his goals for winning delegates going forward; Then, Rudolph Giuliani share his thoughts about the Republican presidential candidates; Also, Bob Schieffer says he might fall asleep in front of the TV watching the Super Bowl game, but the political game playing out now "still keeps me up nights." 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP4 file Recent reports iTunes
Fast Draw
If too few financial institutions control too much of a country's money it could mean trouble. Josh Landis and Mitch Butler of "The Fast Draw" find out what could happen if these few banks grow even larger in size.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP4 file Recent reports iTunes










































































































Podcasts Subscribe Listen or Download Archives iTunes
Eye To Eye With Katie Couric
“CBS News Exclusive:” As he prepares to take office, Katie Couric speaks with President-elect Barack Obama about his stances on several key issues, including the Gaza crisis and the U.S. economy.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Katie Couric's Notebook
Though a new Congress is sworn in today, it still does not fully reflect the diversity of our nation...says CBS News Correspondent Katie Couric. 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
CBS Radio World News Roundup
New guidelines in birth control controversy. Mitt Romney makes his case before conservatives. Gridlock again on the payroll tax cut. Adele sings publicly for the first time since her throat surgery.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Political Pulse with Katie Couric
Correspondent Dan Raviv and chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer look at the coming national conventions.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Poll Positions
Will the Democratic and Republican National Conventions have any real impact on the Presidential race? CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic explains.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
60 Minutes
Drug company whistle-blower Cheryl Eckard tells Scott Pelley about her experience trying to fix problems at a pharmaceutical factory. Morley Safer goes on the road with Wynton Marsalis, America's musical ambassador, and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Harry Smith Reporting
In today's Just a Minute, CBS News Correspondent Harry Smith discusses the State of the State speech delivered by newly sworn in Governor Andrew Cuomo.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Inside Business
Gas prices are still much higher than they should be. What, OPEC worry?		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
CBS News Wired Minute
Why didn't we think of it before? Combining millions of x-rays to unlock secrets about the way we age. Mark Robinson reports.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Larry Magid's Tech Report
If you're looking for a last-minute holiday gift, consider money. CBS News and CNET Technology analyst Larry Magid spoke with Rimmy Malhotra, chief investment officer of Gratio Capital, the parent company of Goalmine.com.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Face The Nation
Representatives Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.), and Rep.-elect Mike Kelly (R-Penn.) discuss what's ahead for the new Congress. CBS News Correspondent Harry Smith hosts Face the Nation. 		Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes
Weekend Roundup
Congressional Correspondent Bob Fuss reports on the passage of an historic health care reform bill, one of the most important legislative achievements of 2010. Dan speaks with Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer about the state of the country in 2010. Correspondent Barry Bagnato reports on the medical and health advances in the year 2010. That and more on the CBS News Yearend Roundup.		 Right-click, select 'Copy Shortcut', paste URL into a Podcast application Click to play, right-click to save MP3 file Recent reports iTunes


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